Comets Cruise Past Fort Scott 70 61 in League Clash
Chanute Blue Comets defeated Fort Scott Tigers 70 to 61 to move to 3-2 in Southeast Kansas League play. John Benson led with 28 points and 20 rebounds, supported by Bob Riggle with 17 and Rod Goltry with 12. Fort Scott connected on 25 of 73 shots while Chanute hit 26 of 51.
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Chanute Tigers Defeat Fort Scott 70-61 In NCKL Play
Chanute jumped to a 16-3 lead and built a 33-23 halftime edge, then held Fort Scott to 61. Fort Scott cut to 53-45 in the final period but Chanute pulled away with a three-on-one press. Top Chanute scorers were Waters and Armstrong with 14 each.
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Cubs Trounce Wildcats 82-38 in Tri-Valley clash
Humboldt Cubs routed Yates Center Wildcats 82 to 38 as Earl Seyfert pushed past 900 career points with 28 points and 18 rebounds. Steve Sherwood added 16 for Humboldt while Ron Whitney led Yates Center with 12. Cubs hit 55 percent from the floor and 45 percent at the line, grabbing 45 rebounds in the lopsided win. Next, Humboldt visits St Marys of Pittsburg for a non league game Tuesday.
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Parsons St. Pat’s Here Tomorrow
St Patrick’s ninth grade cagers host their namesakes from Parsons in a 6 30 start tomorrow night. They replace a freshman game moved from Monday at St Mary’s of Pittsburg. The CYO games with St Patrick’s and the St Paul Parsons team will be played tomorrow afternoon starting at 2.
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Royster Sweeps Fredonia in Junior High Basketball
Royster Junior High teams post winning non league results against Fredonia yesterday. Rocket freshmen won 47 21 boosting season to 5 2 while eighth graders improve to 4 3 with a 12 11 win. Chanute led 39 12 third period and 47 21 final. High scorers include David Martin 14 and Chris Kirkwood 9 for Chanute with Fredonia led by Collins 6. Box scores show Chanute 47 Fredonia 21 and Chanute 12 Fredonia 11 in the 9th grade game. Chanute returns to league play next Thursday against Coffeyville.
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San Diego Favored in AFL Championship Game
San Diego Chargers, Western Division champions with an 11-3 record, enter the AFL title game as 6 to 1 favorites against the Boston Patriots. The match, set for Balboa Stadium, will be seen nationwide on ABC at 4:30 p.m. EST with about 30,000 expected fans. Boston seeks its first championship after a rough preseason but a surge to the Eastern crown, while San Diego aims to secure a third title in the league's short history.
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Edna Pirates edge Joint Rural 42 40 for league win
Edna Pirates upset Joint Rural Falcons 42 40 to claim their first Four County League victory. Top scorers were David Shufelt 16 for Edna and Joe Kennedy 11 for Joint Rural, with Edna overcoming a 20-15 halftime deficit and 34-32 third-quarter edge by late in the game.
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Thayer Fliers top Midway in league showdown, 40 to 35
Thayer Fliers seize control of the Four County League by defeating unbeaten Midway Jets 40 to 35. Thayer led most of the game with key scores from Larry Anderson, Dave Stitt and James Matlock while Midway’s Brian Morton poured in 21 points. Midway won a preliminary B team game, and both squads face non league games next Tuesday.
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Recreation Calendar Shows Weekly Evening Activities
TONIGHT Senior High Jace Night at Launching Pad runs 7 30 to 10 30 p m. MONDAY Open House at Launching Pad 3 30 to 5 p m. TUESDAY Men s Industrial Basketball League at St Patrick s Gym 6 30 p m. Men s Volleyball at Hutton Gym 7 to 9 p m. WEDNESDAY Recreation Commission Meeting at Board of Education Building 3 to 5 p m. FRIDAY Senior Citizens Memorial Building Covered Dish Meal 12 noon to 4 p m. Junior High Peptown at Launching Pad 7 to 10 p m. SATURDAY 9 a m to 12 noon. Senior High Night at Launching Pad 7 30 to 10 30 p m. Men s Basketball at St Patrick s Gym 6 30 p m.
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Pro Playoff Bowl Spotlight Hones On Brown Taylor duel
Pro Bowl in Miami aims for a 50,000 crowd at the Orange Bowl as Jim Brown of the Browns and Jim Taylor of the Packers meet for the first time this season. Brown totaled 1,863 rushing yards and Taylor 1,018, with Green Bay 11-2-1. Kickoff is 2 p.m. EST and CBS will televise on 210 stations with a local blackout.
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